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Places of Interest in Scotland
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Places of Interest in Scotland2.
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Scotland is one ofthe most interesting
countries within the
UK. It borders with
England and is
washed
by
the
North Sea, the
Atlantic Ocean, the
North Channel and
Irish Sea.
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The largest city in the country is Glasgow. The second largest city and thecapital of Scotland is Edinburgh. These two cities have always attracted
tourists from other countries.
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For example, Edinburgh is regarded as one of the most beautiful capitalsin Europe. Its Old and New Towns are among the UNESCO World
Heritage Sites.
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The major tourist attractions in the city are EdinburghCastle. Edinburgh Castle is the tallest fortress in the city.
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The Palace of HolyroodThe major tourist attractions in the city are
Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Castle is the tallest
fortress in the city.
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The Royal Mile.The Royal Mile is a succession of streets which are formed in the Old Town.
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There are also three large universities including the University ofEdinburgh, which was founded in 1583.
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Glasgow is also popular with tourists. Its places of interest include theBurrell Collection, The Burrell Collection is a large art collection situated
in Pollok Country Park
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The Glasgow Cathedral is also known as the High Kirk of Glasgow.12.
The Kelvingrove Museum is not simply a museum but also an art gallery. It houses oneof Europe’s great civic art collections.
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Glasgow also attracts tourists by its Gothic and Victorian architecture.14.
Other interesting cities in Scotland are Stirling. Stirling is a historic town in centralScotland. Its attractions include Stirling Castle and the Wallace National Monument.
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Aberdeen is also known as the “Granite City” and isrenowned for its Gothic architecture.
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St Andrews St Andrew is a small but busy town. The University of StAndrew’s is the oldest in Scotland.
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Perth is a small historic town on the east coast. It is known for itsabundant parkland.